The problem with spraypainting is that you can never seem to stop.
While I was walking through my house to spraypaint a frame in the backyard, a mason jar caught my eye.
Well, I thought, why not?
Since then, I’ve spray painted a few mason jars and have enjoyed using them around the house.
I like them in plain ole white, because I think they look ceramic.
While I’m sure this idea is hardly original, I think this would be a great idea for centerpieces at a party.
A quick Google search shows that lots of other people had the same idea!
(Remember the days before Google… I was a loyal Alta Vista fan.
Somehow altavista-ing something just doesn’t have the same ring to it as googling.)
This one caught my eye. The gold is so fun!
Have you caught spraypaint fever?
Happy Friday!
Kat Carlson Design 
Ah, I love this idea! Especially the gold one! 🙂
Aw noticed this at your house and wondered when you’d blog it…. Such a cute idea!
what a great idea!! i’ve just started an exercise jar and was thinking that i should cover the jar somehow. i was thinking of mod podging some scrapbook paper but i really like the idea of spray painting instead. i was wondering what kind of spray paint you used? thanks!!
This is an amazing idea–thank you!
nice – I really like the look of it. Do you spray it on the outside or inside? I was thinking that spraying the inside would give a neat heavy-glazed ceramic look, though it might require more layers to keep it from being scratched up from whatever you put inside.
I sprayed them from the outside. Spraying from the inside would be cool too! I’d have to figure out how to do it without causing drips. Maybe with non-spray paint and a brush!
I think this was Valspar White spray paint. I also buy Rustoleum a lot too. Nothing special! Just the regular kind.
Cute idea! I just found these jars in Manila. I think it was meant to be that I saw this! thank you!